Shefali Luthra, author of Undue Burden, discusses life and death decisions post-Roe. The podcast covers Justice Alito's opinion on voting discrimination, new merch, legal cases, and the complexities of abortion restrictions.

Joanne Kenen, a health policy reporter from Johns Hopkins and Politico, along with Shefali Luthra from The 19th, and Sarah Karlin-Smith of the Pink Sheet bring vibrant insights into recent health controversies. They discuss controversial HHS appointments under President-elect Trump and the implications for health agencies. The group also examines a pivotal legal challenge to a Tennessee law restricting gender-affirming care for minors and potential FDA regulation shifts regarding vaping products. Additionally, they explore systemic issues in Idaho’s coroner system.

Shefali Luthra, a journalist and author of 'Undue Burden,' delves into the fallout of the Roe v. Wade overturn. She powerfully details the grim reality of restricted abortion access and its impact on women's healthcare across the U.S. Luthra shines a light on the stark inequalities faced by low-income individuals, emphasizing how these bans disproportionately affect marginalized communities. The conversation critiques the limitations of current legislative measures and underscores the ongoing struggle for reproductive rights and gender-affirming care.

Shefali Luthra, author of Undue Burden, discusses the challenges of post-Roe abortion healthcare in America. Topics include personal stories of abortion bans, economic and emotional impacts, unintended consequences, political landscape, Democrats' stance on abortion rights, and the connection between abortion restrictions and IVF access.

Healthcare policy, abortion bans, and electoral consequences discussed by Shefali Luthra, Sarah McCammon, and Mary Jo Pitzl. Impact of Dobbs decision, access to abortion care, Supreme Court case on abortion pills, and future of abortion legislation analyzed. Evolution of evangelical views on abortion rights and voter priorities highlighted.